Harassment allegations carry serious social and legal consequences. You deserve a defense that separates fact from assumption.
Harassment charges often stem from misunderstandings, heated emotions, or broken relationships—but that doesn’t stop them from carrying real consequences. What may feel like a personal dispute can quickly turn into a criminal matter with lasting damage to your name, freedom, and future. If you’ve been accused of harassment in Deer Park or anywhere in Suffolk County, you need to take it seriously.
We defend clients across Deer Park, Wyandanch, Brentwood, and surrounding Long Island communities who are facing harassment charges or allegations related to repeated contact, threats, or offensive behavior. Our role is to make sure you’re treated fairly, your rights are protected, and your side of the story is heard.
What Qualifies as Harassment in New York?
- Repeated unwanted phone calls, texts, or messages
- Showing up uninvited at someone’s home or job
- Making threats or using abusive language
- Following or watching someone without cause
- Any behavior intended to alarm, annoy, or threaten another person
Harassment charges can range from violations to misdemeanors or felonies, depending on the circumstances, your history, and the relationship between the parties involved.
Imagine This
You and an ex have been arguing by text for weeks. They accuse you of threatening them—even though you never intended harm—and now you’re being charged with harassment. Your phone is evidence. Your job is at risk. A quality lawyer could help untangle the facts, present a real defense, and avoid long-term consequences.
Types of Harassment Charges We Handle
- 1st & 2nd degree harassment
- Aggravated harassment (involving communication or bias)
- Harassment in the workplace
- Domestic or relationship-based allegations
- Harassment involving minors or school environments
- Social media or online communication issues
We know how complex these cases can be—especially when they involve relationships, past history, or emotional conflict.
How We Build Your Defense
- Review all communications or alleged contact
- Cross-examine the accuser’s claims
- Argue lack of intent, context, or misunderstanding
- Work toward dismissal or reduced charges
- Represent you in court with clarity & precision
Even if no physical contact occurred, harassment charges can leave a stain on your record. We work to keep that from happening.
Know the Rules of No Contact
Often, harassment accusations are followed by an order of protection. Violating that order—even unintentionally—can lead to new charges. We’ll help you understand what you can and can’t do while your case is active.
Local Knowledge. Direct Communication. Results That Matter.
From Deer Park courtrooms to hearings in Brentwood or Wyandanch, we understand how Suffolk County handles harassment cases. We’ll guide you step by step, always keeping your goals—and your dignity—at the center of the strategy.